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Adolescent and Young Adult Education

Prepares individuals to teach grades seven through twelve (ages 12-21). Licensure area options are integrated mathematics, integrated language arts, integrated social studies, integrated science, physical science, chemistry, earth/space science, life science.

  • Completion of a major in the subject(s) of the teaching licensure Adolescent/Young Adult students have two advisors - one in education and one in their area of study.
  • Completion of a disciplinary major that is a part of one of the adolescent/young adult licensure areas (Specific licensure course requirements are available in the education department office and contained in the Teacher Education Handbook.)

Course Requirements Checklists

Integrated Language Arts
Integrated Mathematics
Integrated Science (with one major: Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science or Geology, Physics
Integrated Social Studies
Single Field Science: Chemistry
Single Field Science: Earth/Space Science

Single Field Science: Life Science

SinSingle Field Science: Physics